At the end of autumn in Tokyo, ginkgo leaves steal the show, blanketing the forest floor in vibrant shades of yellow. Their fan-shaped elegance creates a striking contrast against the earthy tones of the season, turning paths and open spaces into golden carpets. The soft crunch underfoot and the way they catch the light make every stroll feel like walking through a dream of autumn’s last hurrah.
Japanese countryside: where a hotel room is far bigger than most apartments in Tokyo!
Very far away from Tokyo, I give you: a little family restaurant in Shikoku. I wonder how the Japanese country-side will look like 20 years from now…
Series of gas counters from one room apartment building in Tokyo. In my neighborhood they have decided to stop building those.
Lost tourist in Shinjuku Station on cold morning in Tokyo.
Ruifeng Night Market, or Rueifong Night Market, stands as the largest and most vibrant night market in the Kaohsiung and Pingtung area. Though it may not carry the international fame of Liouhe Night Market, it has been a beloved hotspot for locals for over 20 years, offering an authentic Taiwanese night market experience. Its popularity…
Kenrokuen Gardens, one of Japan’s most celebrated landscape gardens, captured just before a torrential downpour turned it into a scene out of a weather drama. This historic garden in Kanazawa is famous for its six perfect attributes—spaciousness, tranquility, artifice, antiquity, watercourses, and panoramas. Here, a fleeting moment of serenity with its iconic stone lanterns, winding…